... a LoaniNG to the circumstances under which England is tplaced: that is to say, with a debt of seven hundred . millions to provide for, and a revenue to raise upon a s population of 24,000,000-more than double what any continental nation requires from a population of upwards g of twice the number-there appears to be something woNe than insane in the pretensions of those persons who advocate I ...

... port of jull imports, 97f-§ LO 4A. A I A X a ih HI IA -.1 I.I .-.. As 1 Pr. From the 51h to the 11th March, 1842, both anclulive. William, Darley, Draper, from Hamburg, 15 casks 328 bags m eloverseed, 106 bales wool, 11 casks butter, 1 bag learles, 30 Y- bags linen rags, I cask bristles, I bag quills, 2 bales 1 cask to contents unknown, 3 baskets I case leeches, I package 1I bale to books, 21 ...

... %HULL PRICE CURBENT.-FUB. 24, 1842. ;aujuD~ rf~.liljrj s.ucs.~I-os a', Laus. CATTLE BONES,pdr Ton ..~ .. LII 0 .0 Bo.L 4 0 FLAXRli W.P.T.R, per Cwt. 2. 8,0 2. 210 0 'Lt9t'tP.TRt..2 4 0..2 5 0L Zins. .. 2 600*28 0 hi .0.M8 6 . .. . 2 4 0 00 0 .P.T.R:. . 21.0 226 - -S.P.T.R.2 4~0.. 250 bhr D2.C.. . I., 180 ...

... - lP.. A. f-; t rob iri K2 U- CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENlNo.-The deficient receipt of th the reIvenue is to be deplored, and the va~luce of the public fo, securities has, in consequence, beqn in. sonie degree injuri- lal ~'ously influenced, but still there is a spiriti abroad most ats mif unqesitionably in favour of anl isuprovenelittill commercial so It affairs. Yesterday the periodical salcs of ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY MoUNlNG.-The abundance of 1s money has not, in any respect, diminished the effect which tw )r- the closing of the transfer books for Bank Stock, the Re- no] as duced Three per Cent. Annuities, the Three-and-a-Half ti, per Cents., and the Long Annuities, might have had, wh having been obviated by a notice from the directors of the n- Bank of England, intimating, that ...

... ~rb anW Qommerue. OVRR PRODUC'Ori01-Since' 18.38, there has been such an over production of manufactures, that there is now sqockof Britislfi fibrics'ia- India exceeding the ordinar a2mont oftwo'years' consumption; and the presentquai titYTOf Biritis hmaUfactiFes Sh- 1ewe South WOWes'WOUII 'requi re an outlay of £25U on th~e palt if eacl individutli 'that c colenj, cehildren ,anid coniicts ...

... Jgricultural; anb (loinitmeCrfal AllarIe%. t IJLL COIINEXCHIANGE,.Jan. l~t.-Daring the past week. we have had acontiniuance of severe frost, withbalittle snow,bhot hardly s'uflellent to cover the ground. The transactions its all- articles of the trade' have been on the most limited scale possible, - ht although the stocks in the handsidof factors have esot materi- ally decreased the laii few ...

... Vort of cull Imports, 3 the 27th Sufft to thp .nt2 n aA* 7A.ii F' From the 27t Sugust to he 2nd September, 1842, both inclusive. len has Lion, Walker, from Quebec, 352 pieces fir timber, leec Iqr 17 bal tour deals, 18c 3qrs 1 staves Barkwortb and Co wC Mary Ann Melville, Petie, frem Pillan, 200 tons linseed cakes So my J Goulaton wa soid William Dailey, Draper, from Hamburt , 16easks red ...

... Wort of pull Imports, From tIL 91h to the 15th July, both itnclsive, Patriot, Newby, from Steltin, 737 qrs wheat J Newby Transit, Dickinson, from Hamburg, 376 bags wheat, 5 casks salted calf skins, 200 bundles salted hides, 3 boxes glass beads, 1 case containing a piano forte, I trunk wearing apparel, I box books, 562 bales wool, 6 casks butter, 2 chests wise, 1 bale worsted yarn, 41 packages ...

... ,ifppfng Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. uIlUL, Aug 5-The Italian barque Laf, from Volo, has arrived 2 b. in Whitebouth roads to perform quaranliue-7--The Betsey, tiny, of Whitby, was wrecked near Mahlethorpe, 29th ult,; crew saved.-The Zealous, of Whitby, coelladen, is on shore near Marsh Chapel, and expected to become a wreck. THURSDAY, Aug. 4. e Foreign Jrrived,-MLariane, Breckwoldt, foam ...

... Agricultural anu 06inimertfal A*flarkets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, June 7.-The weather has been L remarkably line since our last report, and the bdsiness transacted H in free foreign wheat during the week only to a muderateextent, H without any alteration in value. In bond wheAt the sales have M also been licnited, at late rates. There has been a good deal of G inquiry for bonded oats, and some ...

... grave a4nd 0o0nn1cm. I' . fl -1 -.-- LW --, i , RUSSIA-N TARIFF.-Thse formal republication of the amended Tariff, recently issued by Russia has now taken place. The following would appear to be the changes now established, and the dilferences exisling betveen the Tariff of 1838 as it stood to the close of 1841, and the Tariff nowy in force. 1838 1842 Increase, S r. c. r. C. r. C. Woollen Yarn ...